Here's How The Story Ends

Monday, Aug. 09, 2004 - 6:56 a.m.

Okay. This is the last piece of email I ever received from the Erasure impostor's latest victim, Kitscuf:

I know that Andy would never do that. I know you have never lied to me and I have never intentionally lied to you. I can not explain it but I can not let him go. I do wish that you and I could remain friends but I understand why we can't.

And here is the response I was forced to make:

I accept your choice to stay friends with somebody who lied to you and who threatened your cats.

My husband says that you can no longer be trusted, and that I am to block your email addresses from being able to send me any email, and I am to block you from being able to see me on the Buddy Lists, so that's what I have done. He is afraid Andy is still manipulating you, and does not want him to have an avenue to me, especially not through you, because Andy has already put you through so much.

This termination of my contact with you is for liability and safety reasons, both yours and mine. We do not want you to be an unwitting double agent, and you can't pass along information to him about me if I'm not speaking to you.

Goodbye.

This reminds me of those stories I used to hear about convicted murderers receiving fan letters.

Both Timothy McVeigh and Ted Bundy had a -huge- following of ladies who would write to them and send money and gifts and marriage proposals.

All of these desperately empty women suffering from something inside of them that compels them to believe "I will rescue him, he will grow to love me, I can make him change." This is the same mindframe that keeps a woman in an abusive relationship until an intervention takes place.

What a stupid and damaged cunt she turned out to be. Fuck you, you moron. Enjoy your ignorance, and stay the hell away from me forever and ever.

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Nevertheless, yesterday was still beautiful. John and I drove south on Skyline Boulevard in an attempt to get out from beneath the fog, and we achieved success; over at the Crystal Springs Reservoir, the fog was seen to be drifting over the coastal range like a fluffy white waterfall.

We then turned west on Highway 92, and drove through the Coast Range back over to the coast, then turned north and headed home.

Our road trip took about two and a half hours.

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